Caterpillars, Grasshoppers, Spiders and Wildflowers

Hello everyone, how are you all today? I hope we're all staying healthy and able to continue our activities smoothly.

On Monday, August 18, 2025, I'd like to take this opportunity to showcase some of my insect photography and a wildflower that's growing lush and beautiful. In today's photography, I've prepared three species of Rangga, each with its own unique beauty, both in terms of shape and color.

As we know, insects are small animals that can be found on wild plants and on plants cultivated by farmers. When insects infest cultivated plants, they are called pests because they typically damage the leaves of the plants. Farmers typically control pests with pesticides by spraying pesticides on the affected parts of the plants. Playing on wild plants is a common occurrence, and as a photography enthusiast, I'm always on the lookout for beautiful insect photographs.

I also prepared two images of a wildflower that thrives and boasts extraordinary beauty. Even though the area where I live has been experiencing a drought for some time now, some wild plants are still growing abundantly and looking beautiful.

Alright, everyone. Those are some of the images I can show you today. I hope these images entertain you all and create beautiful images for us all. Thank you to all my friends who have given me the encouragement and opportunity, and I'll see you again in my next post.